Every Executive Wants AI. Who Owns the Risk?
The mandate sounds simple enough: we need an AI strategy.
Then the questions start.
Who decides which AI tools employees can use?
Who determines what an agent can access?
Who controls cost? Who sets the rules?
Who trains employees?
Who keeps track of what’s already been built?
Who answers when something goes wrong?
Join Kai Andrews, Field CTO, Data & AI, and Hayley Meese-Cherry, Director, Customer Experience, for a look at the structure behind a well-run AI program: who makes the decisions, who manages the technology, how employees are brought into the process, and how it all gets governed.
We’ll Cover:
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AI Centers of Excellence: Who should be involved and how responsibilities are divided
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Organizational Change Management: Preparing employees for new AI tools, policies, and expectations
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Roles & Ownership: Where executive leadership, IT, business teams, and employees fit
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Governance & Oversight: Setting rules around AI use, access, cost, and risk
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Microsoft Tools & Controls: How Microsoft Agent 365 and Microsoft 365 Copilot fit into the governance model
